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Climbing hydrangea...

19 years ago

Well, what I really want to say is, GO PATS! GO BRADY!

But, to keep it gardening related...both of my climbing hydrangeas have baby leaves. I've got one of the regular & a variegated one (yellow/green). I'm glad the cold snap didn't last long but I'm not going to be surprised if I've got losses in the garden come April/May this year.

TGIF everybody...

Tricia

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ginny12
19 years ago
I hope your climbing hydrangea--and mine, a pathetic 4' tall after 15 or so years--are not hurt by the weird winter. But what I really want to say is GO PATS--Make it FOUR FOR NEW ENGLAND!! And GO BRADY and, gulp, GO GOSTKOWSKI. Never thought I'd be rooting against Viniateri. Sigh.
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